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Enslaved
APPEAL TO FORBES PARTY
O&Xt VinoteK CopyrieM, ttlt
Omuto, P. I., June 8, Attr
Wafctof or high noonttUm, ridln.
tfcfMfh pine forest and fording
4MTMOM, th FortMc party rMchd Boil-
i W -rtyrnc., wbr- thai found a fan-
jral Maittre dt)i to hart the Axnarl-
mm wini control of the Cforvrnment
Maahoola. miplnc hare ma twth the
OvTarawaat and th nehooU of the
Jro-rfnw during the last faw yaara.
Tha people of thla province differ In
i appearance, drew, customs and Ian
(Bca fjromtlio on the other tde of
I tka vtitft. They are atrouier. mora
M ad bolder than the other. The
ata wear little itraw bonnets to act on
-U back of their heads and ther are
Mked azeept for cee itrlsxs.
delaaailon of thesa mountaineers
plained to Mr. Forbes that their
tut were three pesos a year, while
the people In the lowlands paid only
toa. Th7 also -aid they had to work
t.sn mo roaas ten aayw a y-r, wait iac
TKT'TUtlans only had to worn are. Twy
- .-..- a a
Mnd tb7 were made aiarts ana
t carry heavy cargooa on their
srr the mountains. Mr. Forbes
w aaXQCk tD rvmra una iuiiwiwi.
Km hlA taxim are rappoa! to be
2 tot a i&W? - I"?1 mt
tb'e njoanSlnW m ey wngUtnto
Kjlt problem, the TUrfteoav
P-JU1-
iecnons
re understood to be contaHhJJvln
ot data under mnierau' "
General Wood and W. Obod
hM fnrtnUF tTrnor ucnarai "'
tke i PhlllDDlnes. inTestlratlnx co
akma In the Manrim. it became kncnKl
yesterday.
The documents were recertrd by the
vsleaainlsslon in its rislt tbrousb north
am Tnton,
It is understood that the Droocrntn
srtr, which has only mc member in
;e insular Lecislature. has nllpged thnt
'JM Nationalist organisation sizfr the
I power of government through unfair
ejection methods.
Complaints received by the rommls-
laJon on many wibjert in the various
.rovinces Tipited, n-ill be referred to the
'bureaus having jiirlndictiti over the
natters, It was Hnnouneed jeitenln
The mlMion mnde public its intention
to spend much of lt time hero in il-
itertainlns whether tlie ndminNtrntion
f jdstice hn? been Impnvtinl ami
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"WE LIKE OUR NEW DADDY,
SA YS LITTLE CHARLES LANE
Elcvcn-Y ear-Old Son of Bride of "Eddie" Zimmerman, Ex
Lifeguard, Spcakt for Himself and Five Brothers
and Sisters
lrSfi Time R.CB .A.
aaaianaor frand la the tafhJar
MIS8 MARGARET SCHEKTZ
Of Quakertowo, Pa., whoso en-
ftimmi to Ilenry Moyer, Jr., of
Perkaaie, has been announced
whether all prisoners are given a fnlr
and speedy triaL
ttefinnlnc next wpek the commlsiou
will visit the protincee near Muni la All
parsons wlH be invited to expre their
Tiewa on independence and other ub-
jacts.
"We all like our new daddy, Mr.
Zimmerman," t-aid Chorles Lane,
speaking today for himself and Mm five
brothers nnd ("liters, di'cussinj; the mar
rl6e of his mother, widow of Cornellii?
A Lane, a former Philadelphia pub
lisher The six children were left at home
when Mr. nnd Mrs. "Kddlc" Zim
merman went on their honeymoon. They
had evidently been Instructed not to
dtoeups the marrispc of their mother
to the former lifeguard. . Chnrlci. elev
en years old, after some questioning,
ndmltted Ihat he lind n brother nainrd
Cornellu and two sisters numed Mollio
and Anita, but then lightened up and
refused to ndmlt that his two brothers
were named Joseph nnd Clernld
Since the announcement of the wed
ding there N an increased demand for
job.i as llfegunrds nt Mnnhnttnn Bench.
The habitues of tltHt resort nre all talk
ing romance, while down In Bermuda
Eddie Zlmmertnnn famous nmong those
who punrd the surf is honeymooning
with his bride. Mr Lane left his
widow n grent fortune pnrt of which
is n magnificent residence nt Falmouth
street and llnmpden nvenue. In the sec
tion built up between Hhcepshend Bay
and the ocean tho last few years. The
hou Is one of tho finest, at tho resort?
General Asphalt 8a, 1930
Western N. Y. & Pa. R. It. Stock
Pcnnn. Ohio Pr. Lt. 7Vis, 1940
Syracuse- Light & Pr. 5s, 1954
Land Title- Didc, Phi la. P..
jltnbf I'MkUtlebia Stock BmhM
VtnJtVi" mil ajTalllno
IIV
EDWIffJ.SCHOETTLECO.
IMN.llthSt. Philadelphia
Boxe
and Mailing Tube
rawbwisKi'arsniinii'iQiiiii'anjia!!
It has nn elusive,
fascinating flavor
esco
Coffee
Quiet
$
45
At all our Stores
RJLfllMWCLi
la&;
3LJ$$,So.
TTm.W.riMTtStKKT Vty
52 Walnut St. AJ,
BBlNGSPSCiA
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Attract attention by
seeming to avoid it
that is the secret of be
ing well-dressed.
Stylebilt Clothes
are so quiet in fashion,
that they draw second
glances of approval.
tit HILTONCOMpA1,5rv
1211-12 J 3 Chestnut Street
Clothes
Shopt In
Principal
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NEWARK
NEW YORK
BROOKLYN
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
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Arc Offering:
romorrow
FISHERMEN'S
EXCURSIONS
ANGLESEA
AND WILDWOOD
$1.50-Rund Trip-$1.S0
War Tax, 12 Crnle Addlllon.il
SUNDAYS,
June 5, 12 and 19
SPECIAL TRAIN
r.uMni Slnndnril Time
I.TI1. Market M. Wluirf. 5:48 . M.
Regular Kxr. Train, 6:20 . M.
Itrturnlnc lfnr WIIUuouil
4:30 I. M.
Pennsylvania System
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WHEREVER the
Itching, nJ
whaterer the cauie,
Reiinol Ointment
usually itops it
at once. Easy and
economical to use.
Try it and . Iwi
imtgiil iell It.
Resinol
Women's New Shade Tan
Smart Strap Pumps
Baby French or High Louis Heels
A Superlative Value, Featured at
Footwear of Dalsimer hiph standard of
workmanship, that inut make nn apncal
women who ap
eciato correct
VV VS. prrciaie correct s. ""IwwK Sy
fashion combined 'iff, , V .cy
Xvv'4'1 cconorny' if S ' M " f u yv
"-rra vv "vjor ,-' $
SssZ
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MEN
Silk
Hosiery to
harmonize
$1.95
See This
Special
TOMORROW!
Summer
OXFORDS
In Every Wanted
Leather and Toe Shape
J3
FARM AND GARDEN
'DEMONSTRATION WEEK
Dalsimer
Quality Fashion
& Lowest Prices
TIIRr.E requisites that every woman
r,., J I ... .,. ..,-..
tun uvjji-iiu, ujxjn in tni1 oif
Shoe Store."
l'seiy ni-v fashion thouelit in
footwear finds its way here
first, and always at the lowest
po&aible price.
I
rr,UK new sports and
uhite oxford i and
piiwptt are note here
hi plentiful Kiriely
priced very
reasonable.
Onyx
Silk Socks
55c
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DOES THK WORK or 4 MKN
MERRY GARDEN
AUTO-CULTIVATOR
Manufactured br
The Atlantic Machine & Mfg. Co.
run salk nv
PMUojlpbla Varmira A lJalrnnen' hiiij.
tti'l 'nilU",nln
i.ijsikt. voinnn at., ltankford
THE BIG SHOE STORE
With four ilnnn nurl cn?' capacity for
600 men, women, misses, boys and children
1204-06-08 Market Street
It la1 of red brick with Spanish tile root
and is surrounded by Italian gardens.
Tho marriage- ceremony was per
formed by the Rer. I). .J. McCarthy,
faster of St. Mark's Catholic Church
in Sheepsbend Bay, who had been in
structing Mr. Zimmerman, who had
been a non-Catholic, In the tcneta of
tho faith for two montha and who had
baptized him only a fow dnya before
the wedding.
Mr. Zimmerman,, or "Eddie," as hi
was known to all of his friends, was
ono of the most popular llfo guard
along tho coast, lie. has been in the
servjeo fifteen year, and his co-workers
declare there was never a tlrowif
ing nt any beach where he was on
guard. Ho waa qttlto a. "pal" of the
WOPXD'fl MOST BBAUTlFUIi TITBATIIB
MARKET AT 19TH
11 A. M. TO 11.1B P. M.
THE KID OF "THK KID"
JACKIE COOGAN
IN FIHBT BHOWINO OP
"PECK'S BAD BOY"
In "NOW
Attraction . -',uJ'u on NEVEn"
vocajj KBATUKis aliUain'O. Dantont
!. H"old L,yd
Nr-Kt Work Mo,t 'Mwslve HpcUcla
icai ween. Ever Produced
"DECEPTION"
Th Oratt nominee l!hw FlImM
Enaettd by Cat of 7000 ropt
STANTONm1
ELSIE FERGUSON
In Flmt Phowln of
"Sacred nnd Profane Love"
ADDED ATTnACTION,, NEWEST
Hallroom Boys Comedy
"CIRCUS HEROES"
Fwturlng' BID BjrrTH
Anlmli, Acrobt LllllDUIIn. flfl Show
Nl Wrti- LIOVE1, nnnTMonn
In "THE DEVI1V3 QARDES"
PAT APFT 1214 "Amtrrr aTHEET
i jrXl-irWsi-i 10 A. M. to litis p. ii.
Roscoc (Fatty) Arbucklo
In "THE TRAVELING BAT.EBMAN"
Nul Week THOMAS MKIC1HAN In
"THE CITY OF SILENT MEN"
Avrarlia chestnut bt. del. lero
ETHEL CLAYTON .,
Next Welt "THE impKEN DOLL."
VICTORIA n'Moir;,.
J58&& "NOT guilty"
Net Week "THE WAKEFIELD CASE"
" a pitol 2i u.nKE7r. "tijebt
DirTrMT MAHKET ST. Bel. 1TTH
rvtliVJl-ilM 1 "Heart of Maryland"
MAUKKT 6THEET
AT JUNIPEH
California Bathing Girl8pJrng0n
GLOBE
ni IMONT'S 0T" AnCH. Evea.. 8:13
EMMETT WELCH Minatrela
Comlp Pllri "Himllnic Bumleir Gold"
TROCADFRO rootlUtht Maldi and
rmijAPguHtA'a gonjaatoaT TngATnEa
Pnn 11 nioiitb at bus
VjrrvIrV Mtn. Wed and Bat.
Pop. Mat. Tomorrow, 50c to $2
ONLY SHOW IN TOWN!
Geo. M. Cohan's Comedians
In tha Captivating Musical Comedy
r. .ilUrn nnil fmicpht thpm in swim
.mil Instructed them In athletics.
Up to bis mnrrlngo Air. zitmmcrmnn
lived with his parents and sler at 20
Olcnndn l'lace, Brooklyn. In tho mar-
.1.... Ilximn Mi. 'Iminormnn tttivft his
ngo as thirty -ono nnd his bride gave
Iicrs as tinny-six. no both in uut
i.ntion as a broker nnd it Is understood
that he will enter that business j7
addition giro Instruction in athltic, '''
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Confessed Dynamiter Held
Nornsioi, tjuno a. At a h..j 1
belforo Magistrate J. Frank t9 1
Imil for ifo-nnmllliie tho nnt.riW0
Xorrlitown Magnesia nnd Ahet. p
1 M rOyi
k, A 1 M 7 L-J
ixur irj
GRAND OLD NfiMlt
Seata flailing for Naxt Week
FORREST Mat Vk s"i0' BRo Tax
POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS
Beat Picture of the Year
THE
PARISH PRIEST
ii : ik IS
,
SEE THE GARDENS
under tha nneplc" of
THE BCHOOL OF HOnTICin.TtTRE FOH
.,.. ..'WOMEN. Ambler. Pa.
FIFTH GARDEN DAY
SATURDAY. JUNE 4
2 to p. jr.
Mm. Oej. VT. Elklnn. Jr. - - Elklnn Park
Aahbourne rond -wet o( Tork road
Mm Wm. L. Elklnn .... Klhlna T.irk
Aahbourne road trest of Torlc rood
Mrs. John Orlbbol ...... Wj-ncole
Church road eaat of powerhouse
Mr Jaaao T. Starr I.axerork
. n.tiS7i50,?"V9n'J8 v1 ot '"hurrh road
ADMIPFION 60c. fl for All the Oardens
In case of rain 1'ie gardens will
bo open tha following Afonday.
EITH'S THEATRE
SCnEEN IDOL3 IN PEBSON
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
and BEVERLY BAYNE
Perry- Bronson & Baldwin -winni. i
i!"" ""jyi ua urown ana uonnie
QDonnell and a Blr Feature 'Show'
WILLOW GROVE PARK
LAST TWO DATS OF
NAIIAN rnANKO AND HIS OnCHESTUA
Beley L""n',. Sheplierd, Honr.vio: r.oula Bplel
man. Pianist; Emll Folcnin. Violoncello
Mulc pavilion res. aeatB on alo at the p(lri
Bide on the TVIIlIng Amuecmenta
Danci In Danceland Vlelt tho Theatre
DINE AT THE CASINO
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St.
Private leteon. Adult
jnrt Children's Cla
Modem nnd Eathetlo Dn
'ng nmgm Thur Evfc
tlw... rri 5Q7
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Freight Costs:
Should building ii'ait for them to como down?
A SARCASTIC contributor once put in
the church missionary box an envelope
containing a cent and a dollar, with
a note saying, "Thia cent is for tho heathen. The
dollar is to pay for getting it to them."
Paying our freight bills to-day makes ua
think of this man, when we add those heavy bills
to tho cost of the lumber.
Compared with last year, lumber now is very
clcap but freights and wages arc not. Is it
better to build now, or to wait?
Waiting may seem safer; but if you watch,
you will notice that it is always the men who act
that come out ahead.
The demand for buildings this year will give
them a higher value that will more than repay
the extra cost.
Wise men are putting on steam and going
ahead.
Some day you'll build. If you want the work finished
on time, sec thnt the lumber conies from LLOYD.
William M. Lloyd Company
THH LUMBEIl CENTRE
300 Commercial Trust Buildinp, Philadelphia
i:.STABMSIinD 1S68
SOUTHERN 6AI.ES OITICK CHARLOTTE. Jf. C.
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HHA ADOLPH ZUKOR Presents g
Directed by ERNEST; LUBITSCH
"DECEPTION" is the purple patch that Paramount
has clipped out of history to show the astounding
love-record of Henry VIII, and the roses and thorns
that bestrewed the path of the ladies he wed.
See Europe's greatest emotional actress, Henny
Porten, in the role, of beautiful Anne Boleyn, the
girl whose beauty gained her a throne.
See Emil Jannings, the star who glittered so
brightly in "Passion." He is Henry VIII.
7000 in the
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cmst
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JSy Saddle Strapx j'' ''''" ft' s4k
J& Kngltsh Las' ' ,' Wiy s&UUI
$y Brogue Lai' t ''ov ',V6' "i20n
'AST Miihocranv Calf X "'.'Vl ''.'.. :xV. &W
$? Pebble Gram Cnlf ; o :."'.: 'iW&t&f
7 ifuvana Brown Kid '"' J&Sdt
AS Brown Cordovan V tSsit
ST T,ln Henthor Grain rrnrrS0
iS Black ( alf ""BiJP
Think of the most costly and kaleidoscopic photo
play ever produced: "Deception" easily outshines it!
Medieval architecture by the mile, drawbridges, portcullises,
frowning castles, Westminster Abbey, all the pomp, plunder
and ritual of a gaudy age and a ruffled court!
See "Deception" and realize once again how far Paramount
Pictures are in advance of the whole screen industry.
ii'
'Deception"
was seven months in the making;
200 carpenters; 200,000 tons of Band j
400 stucco workers; -20.00C pounds of iron;
three months spent In building 125,000 pieces of waJUDg trtone;
seta alone; 84,000 roof tiles, nnd
12,000 (square yards of canvas; 12,000 square yards of paving
14,000 sacks of plaster; stone.
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Beginning Monday, June 6th
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